Refrain From Profanity

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Words of Wisdom about the Energy of Anger... Namaste

Throughout history, many of our ancestors have unearthed huge bones from mining sites and disturbed burial grounds. Their only explanation for such massive skeletal remains was that they belonged to a race of giants. Sadly, most of these bones only exist as historical records, so there is no way of verifying them.

It is more than likely that these incredible finds belonged to larger creatures such as mammoths and dinosaurs; even the plausible height of Maximinus Thrax (8' 6"), has been suggested as a tall tale from the creative minds behind the Historia Augusta.

Yet not all stories of giants can be easily dismissed. Robert Wadlow was a giant of the 20th Century, reaching 8' 11" in height (as verified by the Guinness book of Records). If this acts as a benchmark for how tall the human frame can grow to, then perhaps the legend of Goliath may indeed have some credibility.

In ‘The Human Odyssey,’ I'll be introducing you to many other giants from mythology, offering an insight as to why these mythical people were able to attain such a great stature of 8 - 9 ft. As for the 36' colossus, let’s just say that the human imagination can also achieve great feats of size and proportion.

Scattered around the Earth are sacred sites which are regarded with great, spiritual significance. These mystical lands can take many forms.

There are burial grounds, whose occupants were so revered that their legacy went on to inspire some of the greatest monuments on earth. Then there are hallowed grounds, such as great trees or ethereal mountains whose presence evoked worship and awe. Some were even shrines dedicated to unravelling the mysteries of the cosmos, whose secrets today continue to elude us.

The sanctity of these sites is so immense that pilgrims from around the world have travelled thousands of miles just to bask in their glory. In fact, civilisations have fought and died in great crusades just to protect them.

In many cases, the shrines and temples that stand today are built on much older sanctuaries, which predate many of our modern religions.

In the Human Odyssey, I will reveal the esoteric secrets of these ancient sanctums. You'll learn how all faith and mythology is connected to a divine event that originated thousands of years ago, triggering an era of war, worship and technology.

Secularism
Secularism doesn’t mean ‘not supporting any religion’. It means ‘supporting all religions equally’. Now the former is down-right indifference to all religions, whereas the latter is more progressive for equality among the people of all religions. It’s important to know the difference, because religions are not really nonsensical and useless, like most of today’s educated, sophisticated people have come to believe